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In a hyper-consumerist society, retail therapy is the driving force of capitalism. This ageless concept has evolved into various forms. What began as intimate family-owned boutiques transformed into massive corporations and malls. Once online shopping became the latest preference, consumers idolized the instant gratification it provided. However, anything manufactured in bulk and shipped expeditiously carries the weight of other issues. Fast fashion destroys the environment and violates humane labor rights. What is the solution? Shopping sustainably and responsibly.

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Retail in all its' glory

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The obsession with receiving new items without leaving the comfort of your home.

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Online clothing stores expand by the day, providing endless options.

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The latest social media trend involves spending as much money as you can to buy excessive amounts of clothes online to try on and review.

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Shein is one of the largest online fast fashion stores that manufactures millions of clothing items at the cheapest cost possible. It is also a huge environmental waste contributor as each item is individually packaged in plastic bags.

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The labor workers behind these companies are underpaid, overworked, and severely mistreated. They often work in unsanitary conditions that violate multiple labor laws.

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To this day, many child labor sweatshops still persist causing them to suffer in the same tiresome conditions.

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Factory pollution and waste production are the two main effects of fast fashion on the environment and contribute to the destruction of our planet.

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Many individuals have sparked protests and movements against the continuation of fast fashion as human lives are at risk along with the sake of the environment.